In 2025, RxToolKit made significant updates to our software features, including adding new content, enhancing existing features, and expanding partnerships to bring accessibility to users. We also added new partnerships, visited clients in person, and held a handful of team events throughout the year. As we enter 2026, we look back on the past year with gratitude for our team, clients, partners, and everyone who supports our mission.
RxToolKit Through the Year
2025 was a busy year for RxToolKit, filled with team events, visits with clients, software feature updates, new partnerships, and more. In just the last year, RxToolKit added nearly 100 new biologics, antibiotics, vaccines, and oncology medications to our library of medication guides. In addition to improving the software, the RxToolKit team attended 10 conferences and tradeshows for the infusion, pharmacy, and oncology industries, and met dozens of new faces and friends.
Conference Attendance
Among the conferences our team attended in 2025—including those of our partners like NeuroNet Pro, the Infusion Nurses Society, the Immunoglobulin National Society, and McKesson Accelerate—RxToolKit made its annual splash at the 2025 National Home Infusion Association (NHIA) Conference and the 2025 National Infusion Center Association (NICA) Conference.
NHIA 2025
The RxToolKit team had a blast at the 2025 NHIA Conference in Washington D.C. To kickstart the conference, our team partnered with WeInfuse and Tennr to throw a welcome party for the ages. Complete with music, food and drinks, a photo booth, and beer pong, the party was one to remember.
But the NHIA Conference was just getting started, so our RxToolKit team members set up shop in the conference exhibit hall for the next few days to network and show off our software solutions.
For a full recap of our time spent at NHIA, read our article, “NHIA 2025: Headlines for Home Infusion.”
NICA 2025
Similar to the 2025 NHIA Conference, this year’s NICA conference left a lasting impression. Before the conference officially started, RxToolKit was featured at the inaugural WeInfuse University meeting, a live session for WeInfuse users to learn more about all of the features and benefits available to them through the software.
After the successful WeInfuse University meeting, RxToolKit team members got ready for the party of the weekend: the Infusion Access Foundation (IAF) TOAST: Together for Treatment fundraising gala. Adorned in Havana Nights-themed outfits, RxToolKit raised the roof and showed our support for our partner, IAF.
In case the TOAST event wasn’t enough excitement, RxToolKit and WeInfuse were also invited to attend Tennr’s exclusive cruise around Miami Beach, where we enjoyed drinks, great views, and even greater company.
And we can’t forget what it’s all about: exhibiting at the conference. The RxToolKit booth was manned by our awesome sales team; RxToolKit Founder Chuck DiTrapano, RPh; our favorite Client Success Director Kiana Kleeman; and some special sweets and drinks. As always, our team loved being able to chat with current clients, show new friends what our software can do, and get in some rays while at the NICA conference.
For a full recap of our time spent at NICA, read our article, “2025 NICA Conference: Ambulatory Infusion Center News.”
Client Visits
Being able to create and maintain lasting relationships with our clients is a priority at RxToolKit. That’s why we made sure to pop into a few of our clients’ offices and locations across the country and check in, help them go live with the software, and get to know the people using our solutions.
Team Events
We also value our team members as people, as well as the amazing employees they are. That’s why we love being able to have fun team events, happy hours, and office parties to show our appreciation.
New Content & Updates
Over the last year, the RxToolKit team, our partners, and our friends have been hard at work to bring consistent, educational content to the infusion industry. In addition to the variety of virtual courses available in our software, we also encourage our users and individuals interested in infusion and medication safety to explore our blog content.
In 2025, some of our new content included:
50 Celebrities You Didn’t Know Had an Autoimmune Health Condition
By Bailey Klingaman
In this two-part blog, RxToolKit’s Marketing Lead Bailey Klingaman walks through 50 celebrities with autoimmune diseases, disorders, and conditions. This article includes a breakdown of the conditions they face (the symptoms, causes, and treatment options) and which celebrities have the condition.
Empowering Advocacy: A Look Inside Champions’ Weekend
By Maggie Lynch
In this RxToolKit article, the Infusion Access Foundation’s (IAF) Maggie Lynch shares the details and mission of IAF’s Champions’ Weekend event. From what the weekend entails to how other patients and individuals can get involved, this blog covers the ins and outs of one of IAF’s most impactful initiatives.
Intro to Administration Methods & Infusion Devices
By Maegan Brehm, PharmD
In “Intro to Administration Methods & Infusion Devices”, RxToolKit Clinical Operations Pharmacist Maegan Brehm, PharmD explores infusion administration methods, which are used to propel a drug from its container (i.e. infusion bag, syringe, or bottle) to the patient. She covers the administration methods, the infusion devices used to achieve administration, and how each one works.
For RxToolKit software users, this content is also available as an online course in RxELearning. More information about the course can be found below.
Technology Elevating Infusion Therapy & Patient Safety
By Bailey Klingaman
By embracing technological solutions—smart infusion pumps, barcode scanners, vein-finder technology, and more—and decreasing the opportunity for human error, we can improve safety and reduce preventable medication harm for patients and clinicians. In this blog, Bailey Klingaman walks through the technology available to infusion teams that relieve burdens on clinicians and reduce medication errors. From smart IV pumps to the new Smarthood™, explore the technology and its implications for patient safety.
Biologics for Cancer vs. Chemotherapy: What’s the Difference?
By Bailey Klingaman
Both biologics and chemotherapy are popular therapies used to treat and target cancer, but they each have their own applications. Before determining which therapy is the best approach for a patient, it’s vital to have the full picture of their differences, how they work, their effectiveness, and common side effects. Learn all this and more in RxToolKit’s “Biologics for Cancer vs. Chemotherapy” blog.
The Emily Jerry Foundation: Beyond the Error
By Christopher Jerry
The Emily Jerry Foundation was founded almost two decades ago following a tragic and preventable medication error that resulted in the death of two-year-old Emily Jerry. Her father and founder of the Emily Jerry Foundation, Christopher Jerry, shares the Foundation’s journey and the change they have sparked in the industry over the years.
Preparing Pharmacists for the Infusion Setting: A Framework for Specialty Training
By Jill Paslier, PharmD, CSP, FISMP
In this article, Dr. Jill Paslier, PharmD, CSP, FISMP discusses the growth of specialty infusion pharmacy and the increasing demand for pharmacists with specialty training. She covers the challenges in hiring and training for the infusion setting, and provides a framework for enhancing training to ensure success for pharmacy teams.
Immediate-Use Compounding
An Infusion Nurses Society webinar by Maegan Brehm, PharmD
On December 10th, RxToolKit’s own Maegan Brehm hosted a live webinar with the Infusion Nurses Society about the importance of compounded sterile preparation (CSP) and best practices to ensure safety and sterility when preparing medications outside of a cleanroom.
The Learning Objectives for this webinar included:
- Define immediate-use compounding under USP <797> (2023)
- Identify and understand the seven criteria that qualify preparation as an immediate-use CSP, exempting it from full USP <797> requirements
- Describe best practices for reducing the risk of contamination when compounding for immediate use outside of ISO-5 conditions
- Explain the distinction between compounding and preparation by approved labeling
The webinar is available in the INS Learning Center, and in RxELearning to RxToolKit users free of charge. In both locations, clinicians who complete the webinar will be awarded two CRNI® recertification units and one nursing contact hour.
What We Heard: Client Testimonials
At RxToolKit, we pride ourselves on our relationships with our users. That’s why we make an effort to visit clients in-person, have real people on the other side of every customer service interaction, and are constantly working to improve our software.
It makes us so proud to hear what our users think of our software and our service, so we wanted to share a little bit of what we heard.
Partnerships
In the last year, RxToolKit has introduced two new partnerships designed to further our mission of eliminating preventable medication errors and improving clinicians’ confidence in the infusion space. We were also proud to announce that two of our existing partnerships were updated to provide our users with even more access to the essential training they need.
We’re incredibly grateful for our partners and the work they do to put safety and education first. Together, we’re working toward a safer future for infusion.
The Infusion Nurses Society
RxToolKit first partnered with the Infusion Nurses Society (INS) in 2023 to provide infusion-specific continuing education (CE) courses to our users. As an international nonprofit organization representing clinicians in the infusion industry, INS is dedicated to providing and promoting education and resources for healthcare professionals involved in infusion therapy.
In 2023, this partnership allocated 25 of the INS CE units to be housed in RxELearning, our clinical training and education platform, and to be available free of charge to RxToolKit users. Upon completion of each CE course, clinicians were granted two CRNI® recertification units and one nursing contact hour.
Some of our currently available CE units include:
- Chemo Exposure Among Nurses: Patterns of Exposure, Handling Practices, and Contributing Factors
- Legal Issues That Every Infusion Nurse Needs To Know
- Oncology Infusion Therapy in Home and Ambulatory Sites of Service
- The Science of Blood Flow and its Impact on Infusion-Related Vessel Health
In 2025, we expanded our partnership with INS to continue to provide an updated library of eligible CE courses, and to also offer a library of on-demand INS webinars relevant to infusion and oncology.
Some of the currently available on-demand webinars include:
- Biosimilars in Cancer Therapy and Beyond: Implications for Nursing Practice
- Incorporating the INS Infusion Therapy Standards of Practice into Patient Care
- Risk Factors and Characteristics of Short PIVC Failure: Improving Patient Outcomes
- Vesicant Identification and Appropriate Extravasation and Infiltration Treatment
To learn more about our partnership with INS, contact info@rxtoolkit.com.
The Immunoglobulin National Society
In 2023, RxToolKit also partnered with the Immunoglobulin National Society (IgNS), a multidisciplinary, standards-setting organization dedicated to the advancement of immunoglobulin therapy and biologics across all clinical indications and areas of practice.
Our partnership with IgNS allocated up to 25 immunoglobulin-focused continuing medical education (CME) courses to be available within RxELearning free of charge to RxToolKit users. Upon completion of each CME course, clinicians were eligible to receive IgCN® recertification units and nursing, pharmacy, and/or physician contact hours.
In 2025, we updated our partnership to provide RxToolKit users with free educational access to IgNS. This allows users full access to IgNS’ library of education courses and CMEs, free of charge.
To learn more about our partnership with IgNS, contact info@rxtoolkit.com.
The Infusion Access Foundation
In early 2025, RxToolKit partnered with the Infusion Access Foundation (IAF), a nonprofit community of patients and advocates dedicated to expanding access to provider-administered therapies, to encourage the highest level of care for patients by furthering our mission of eliminating medication errors in infusion spaces and improving clinicians’ confidence at the point-of-care.
McKesson
RxToolKit also partnered with McKesson Specialty Care Distribution in 2025, a national specialty pharmaceutical distribution organization supporting physician practices and clinics across the U.S. This partnership expands access to point-of-care medication guidance, clinical education, and training tools for McKesson-affiliated infusion practices.
To learn more about this partnership, contact sales@rxtoolkit.com.
Software Updates
2025 was a big year for RxToolKit’s software development, with new features, new medications, new courses, and new calculators. Our team is dedicated to providing up-to-date information and improving our solutions in order to enhance user experience and improve clinical outcomes.
Single-Sign On
We have implemented single-sign on (SSO) for our users between the RxToolKit application and the RxELearning platform. Users can now seamlessly open RxELearning through the “eLearning” tab in RxToolKit and immediately log in. New users who have not yet been created in RxELearning will have an account automatically created for them when they access it for the first time.
Oncology Expansion
We are also expanding our library of medications to include oncology. Similar to our other medication monographs, RxToolKit provides advanced clinical calculators designed to support precise, individualized dosing. Among these is an in-depth Area Under the Curve (AUC) calculator, which helps determine more accurate chemotherapy dosing based on patient-specific factors.
Oncology medications featured in RxToolKit include: a hazardous drug warning to keep clinicians as safe as possible when handling toxic medications; applicable AUC calculators for effective dosing and administration; and the quick summary, drug information, preparation and administration guidelines, warnings and precautions, patient education printouts, and more that are included in every RxWorkFlow.
Some of the oncology medications offered in our library include but are not limited to: Avastin, Herceptin, Keytruda, Opdivo, Tecentriq, and Xgeva. To learn more about the medications available, visit rxtoolkit.com/solutions/rxworkflow.
Biosimilars and Unbranded Drugs
RxToolKit has refined how biosimilars and unbranded drugs are managed within RxWorkFlow. Each biosimilar now has its own dedicated RxWorkFlow, while each unbranded drug is incorporated into its corresponding branded medication guide. These updates strengthen workflow clarity, improve product accuracy, and help maintain consistency across all drug types.
Resources Tab
RxToolKit’s new “Resources” tab provides users with helpful references and tools they can use to support their practice, such as Orange Book, FDA Drug Shortage Database, Codify, etc. The “Resources” tab is also where we host the accessibility to IgNS, where users are created with an account upon accessing the link on this page and can login using SSO.
Calculator Updates
We’ve also made updates to some of our built-in calculators and added new ones, including the AUC calculator for applicable oncology medications, Target Volume Preparation calculators, and Titration & Taper Administration calculators. All of our RxToolKit calculators give users the ability to copy information and print as needed.
Target Volume Preparation Calculator
The Target Volume Preparation calculator is a new addition that was primarily designed to help users dose and prepare VYVGART where a target final volume is used to determine dose. Once all inputs are filled, this calculator provides the user with the dose volume and the diluent volume needed for preparation. Procedure guidelines and step-by-step preparation instructions are also available.
Titration & Taper Administration Calcs
We have made significant enhancements to our Titration and Taper Administration calculators, including implementing infusion-rate limits for medications that require a maximum rate, which allows the system to automatically calculate the associated dose.
Both the Variable Concentration Administration calculator for rituximab drugs and the Taper Administration calculator for IVIGs have been upgraded to calculate total infusion time. This helps scheduling teams determine appropriate appointment lengths, leading to more accurate time allocation.
New fields—such as volume to be infused and remaining volume—have been added to the taper chart to give nurses clearer, more complete information during administration. For nursing teams, the enhanced taper chart provides better clarity for pump programming and supports stronger clinical judgment when administering complex therapies.
New RxELearning Courses
In addition to the continuing education course updates made available through our partnerships with INS and IgNS, and the constant drug-specific course additions our team makes throughout the year, the RxToolKit pharmacy team also created a handful of new e-courses to help clinicians dig into topical areas to boost their confidence, encourage best practices, and increase safety.
RxToolKit e-courses are also available a-la-cart in our RxAcademy store for individuals who wish to learn more about these clinical topics.
Biosimilar Courses
Along with each biosimilar receiving its own RxWorkFlow, RxToolKit has developed new biosimilar courses in response to the increasing number of biosimilars and unbranded generics entering the market. Because these products are often very similar to their reference drugs, we have combined them into single, streamlined courses that now feature an updated design and new quizzes.
Vascular Access Devices
This new e-course was designed to equip healthcare professionals with the essential knowledge and skills regarding vascular access devices (VADs). Throughout the course, users can explore various types of VADs, learn to select the most appropriate VAD and site for placement, and review the key points for placing a short peripheral catheter.
Students also gain insight into the ongoing care and maintenance of VADs, the key points and procedures for device removal, and how to recognize and prevent potential complications. Additionally, the course covers commonly used supplies necessary for maintaining VADs, ensuring that users are well-prepared to manage these devices effectively in clinical practice.
Personal Hygiene and Garbing for Sterile Compounding Areas
Adherence to USP 797 guidelines is essential with sterile compounding to prevent contamination and ensure patient safety. This new e-course focuses on the critical role of personal hygiene and proper garbing in maintaining a controlled compounding environment. Students learn to identify conditions that increase contamination risks and the preparatory steps to take before entering the compounding area. The course provides step-by-step guidance on handwashing, hand sanitization, and the correct procedures for donning and doffing garb, reinforcing the minimum standards required for compliance. Additionally, the course highlights best practices to enhance compliance and optimize sterile compounding protocols.
IV Administration Methods and Infusion Devices
Intravenous therapy plays a critical role in patient care, requiring careful selection of administration methods and infusion devices. This e-course provides clinicians with the knowledge to navigate the various methods for injectable administration, including IV push and infusion-based delivery systems. Students review vascular access devices, explore infusion technologies, and key clinical and economic factors that influence selection. Additionally, the course highlights drug-specific considerations that impact administration choices and reinforces best practices for patient safety when utilizing infusion devices.
What’s Next for RxToolKit in 2026?
As we look back on the last year, we’re incredibly grateful for our hardworking team, partners, clients, investors, and everyone who has supported our mission of improving education and resource availability for the infusion industry.
In 2026, we will hold true to our roots as a company created by clinicians, for clinicians, and continue providing accessible infusion medication resources and training to healthcare teams.
As always, you can expect to see us at a number of upcoming conferences and tradeshows, including NHIA 2026, NICA 2026, the 2026 INS Annual Meeting & Exhibition, and more. Our team has even more software feature updates and additions on the horizon, and we look forward to another year of visits with our clients, team events, and growth.
To learn more about RxToolKit and our software solutions, visit rxtoolkit.com.
